An administrator has an existing set of VMs that were deployed before the company started using Calm. The administrator would like to now use Calm to manage those existing VMs. What should the…

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• ACreate a Greenfield Application, select the snapshots of the VMs to manage and redeploy the
• BCreate a Brownfield Application, select the VMs that are needed for each deployment from the
• CCreate a Greenfield Application, select the VMs that are needed for each deployment from the
• DCreate a Brownfield Application, select the snapshots of the VMs to manage and redeploy the

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  88% (36)
• C
  7% (3)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

A Brownfield Application is a type of application that allows you to import and manage existing VMs that were not deployed by Calm. You can use a Brownfield Application to perform actions such as start, stop, restart, delete, or execute scripts on the imported VMs. You can also add services, credentials, variables, and policies to the Brownfield Application blueprint. To create a Brownfield Application, you need to select a multi-VM blueprint and then choose the VMs that you want to include in the application from the drop down list. You can also filter the VMs by name, cluster, or power state. A Greenfield Application is a type of application that allows you to deploy new VMs from scratch using Calm. You can use a Greenfield Application to provision and configure VMs on different cloud platforms, such as Nutanix AHV, VMware ESXi, AWS, Azure, or GCP. You can also add services, credentials, variables, and policies to the Greenfield Application blueprint. To create a Greenfield Application, you need to select a single-VM or a multi-VM blueprint and then specify the VM properties, such as name, image, flavor, network, storage, etc.

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